ELCO Lighting ERT412CT5W Elm System 4" Ultra Slim LED Round Panel Light with 5-CCT Switch - White Finish Lumens_28125lm SKU: CRLC4-20W-30K-D-WH Finish:Bronze

Name: ELCO Lighting ERT412CT5W Elm System 4" Ultra Slim LED Round Panel Light with 5-CCT Switch - White Finish Lumens_28125lm SKU: CRLC4-20W-30K-D-WH Finish:Bronze
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 67030080692
Price: 20.70 USD
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ELCO Lighting ERT412CT5W Elm System 4" Ultra Slim LED Round Panel Light with 5 CCT Switch White Finish Lumens_28125lm SKU: CRLC4 20W 30K D WH Finish:Bronze SKU: CRLC4 20W 30K D WH Elevate your residential circuit protection with advanced solutions designed to meet and exceed your safety requirements Download PDF File Specification

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